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Page 1: AT THE UNIVERSITY CLUB

www.universitycluboftoronto.com

Membership AT

THE UNIVERSITY CLUB OF TORONTO

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Benefits of Membership

From the hustle and bustle of the street, to a sense of calm when you walk through the door. The faint scent of a

glowing fireplace and the staff who always call you by name—these are some of the simple pleasures of club

membership. The University Club is a downtown destination for members to dine, socialize, entertain, be

entertained, and to do business. We invite you to join us, and enjoy the personalized service, unique events, net-

working and fine cuisine here at the club.

• Exclusive Dining

• Expertly Curated Wine Cellar & Wine Club Offers

• Exceptional Programme of Club Events

• Unique Private Dining & Function Room Availability

• Boutique Overnight Accommodations

• Modern Fitness Facilities

• World Class Canadian Art Collection

• Worldwide Affiliate Club Network

• Complimentary Spousal Membership

• A place among fellow members at the top of their industry in the Arts,

Professions, Academe and Business

• Your own private retreat in the middle of Downtown

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Robbie Burns Dinner

Valentine’s Dinner

Beefsteak Dinner

Easter Sunday Brunch

Sports Black Ball Dinner

Mother’s Day Brunch

Jewels of the Cellar Wine Event

Summer Wines & French Country Buffet

Black Tie Annual Dinner

Santa Claus Parade Lunch

Fortified Wine Lunch

Yuletide Lunch

Exceptional Club Events

We offer a wide variety of club events to capture the interests of our diverse membership. From music, theatre, and

the visual arts to business, politics, and the law, you will find something to capture your imagination among our

monthly programme of speakers and events. Leaders from these and other fields are regularly invited to speak at

lunchtime or in the evening to provide members with interesting information on the current events and upcoming

trends.

Those with a particular interest in wine and fine dining will be spoiled by our monthly wine programme. Vintners

from around the world come to the Club giving members special access to the winemakers themselves and their

latest offerings. Additionally, members are invited to exclusive tours of Ontario wineries a number of times through-

out the year.

Truly unique to our club, is our relationship with Toronto’s music organisations. We are very proud of our Artists-In-

Residence, the New Orford String Quartet, and are regularly treated to sneak peeks, and behind-the-scenes access,

of upcoming performances. Singers and musicians of all genres, from classical to jazz, regularly perform at the Club

and provide members with an opportunity to interact with the performers as well as to enjoy their music.

Annual Traditions

Reservations for club events can be made at [email protected]

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Elegant Dining & Professional Facilities The Bar

The perfect place for a drink or a casual bite.

The Lounge

Pine panelled walls, a roaring wood burning fireplace and Group of Seven oils adorn the walls. An true oasis in the

middle of downtown. For drinks, meeting friends and colleagues or reading the newspaper, the Lounge continues

to be a favourite spot in the club.

The Library

Though books still line the walls, the Library now offers members an unparalleled formal dining experience. With

it’s soaring ceilings, fireplace and beautiful art, it’s the place to go to impress.

The Main Dining Room

Used for large club events and private functions, the Main Dining room is the largest room in the club, ornately

decorated in the French style and is truly a gem within the clubhouse. This room an accommodate 120 seated

guests for dinner or 175 for a standing reception.

The President’s Suite & Lawren Harris Lounge

Formerly the Ladies’ Quarters, the President’s Suite and Lawren Harris Lounge now boast a notable collection of

Group of Seven works on paper and is the perfect spot to host smaller meetings, luncheons, dinners and receptions.

The FitzGerald Room

Named after Lionel LeMoine FitzGerald whose artworks adorn the walls, the FitzGerald room can be used separately

for smaller meetings, lunches and dinners or be opened up to add extra space to the President’s Suite and Lawren

Harris Lounge.

The Sports Lounge

Located next to the Fitness Facilities on the lower level, members can enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner after a

workout without worrying about being in proper attire for the dining room.

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Seamless Banquets & Catering

From weddings and galas to lunches, dinners, meetings and conferences, we have a variety of well appointed

function rooms to suit any occasion. Our catering menus provide many delicious and practical options to impress

your guests. Whether it be business or social functions, let our professional catering team take care of every last

detail and ensure your next event is a success. The full catering menu can be found on the club website or by

contacting [email protected].

Boutique Accommodation

*Library only available for private events as part of larger functions on weekends.

Located minutes from the financial district and the major arts, entertainment and sports venues, the club is the

perfect place to stay on your next trip to Toronto whether for business or pleasure.

Overnight accommodation for members, their guests and the members of affiliated clubs is located on the third floor

of the club house and each are adorned with works from a particular

Group of Seven artist or Group contemporary. All rooms have private

bath and/or shower facilities, flat screen televisions, individually con-

trolled heating and air conditioning and tea and coffee service. Wireless

Internet access is available throughout the building and concierge ser-

vice is available to assist guests with additional requirements. In addi-

tion, overnight guests have access to the Club’s splendid dining facilities

for breakfast, luncheon and dinner and 24-hour access to the Club’s

sports and fitness facilities.

Reservations can be made by going to the club website

or by contacting [email protected]

Banquet

Rounds

Boardroom

Table

U-Shape

Table

Standing

Reception

Theatre

Style

Classroom

Style

Room # of people

Main Dining Room 120 40 45 175 120 80

Main Lounge 96 40 45 150 120 80

Library* 40 30 n/a 100 80 n/a

President’s Suite 24 20 15 75 35 18

FitzGerald Room 20 18 15 40 30 12

Upper Canada Room n/a 8 n/a n/a n/a n/a

Eastern Room 6 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

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Worldwide Affiliated Club Network Unlock the doors to over 300 clubs worldwide. Travel knowing you can dine, entertain and stay at fellow clubs that

have been vetted and uphold the most discerning of service standards. From fellow clubs here in Ontario and in

Canada, to the most exclusive clubs in Europe and Asia, and numerous others throughout the United States and

South America, all you need is your letter of introduction from our Front Desk [email protected]

The Fitness & Sports Centre is the place to achieve your personal best! We offer state-of-the-art fitness equipment,

specialized programs and 24/7 access for members. All programs are led by passionate fitness and sports experts

providing a wide range of classes. Members enjoy blending intensity with fun and camaraderie. Some key features of

being a sports member include:

Small Group Classes

Strength Training Equipment

Cardio Theatre

Fitness Studio

Squash Court

Reciprocal Golf Privileges

The Lotos Club, New York City The Kobe Club, Kobe, Japan Bermuda

Convenient Sports & Fitness Facilities

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Our Heritage, Our Future.

The University Club has been part of the Toronto social scene since before the First World War. Its origins date back

to 1906 when a group of recent graduates from the University of Toronto decided that the existing gentlemen’s

clubs of the day were too staid for their tastes and they decided to create a club of their own.

As the Club thrived and expanded, it has occupied a number of sites in the centre of Toronto, eventually moving to

its current location on University Avenue in 1929. The magnificent club house was designed by the architects

Mathers and Haldenby and was built by the firm of Jackson – Lewis, the principals of both firms being Club

members. It is generally regarded as one of Canada’s finest neo-classical buildings.

Over the years the Club has acquired an outstanding collection of paintings and drawings by respected Canadian

artists. These are on display throughout the club house. Among the collection is at least one original painting by

each member of the extended Group of Seven. Many contemporaries of the Group are also represented.

Today, the Club remains a vibrant part of the Toronto scene. Its members, both male and female, are drawn from a

broad range of backgrounds representing the business community, the professions and academe. They have access

to a varied programme of music and theatrical events, wine tastings, topical speakers and much more. The Club has

a fully equipped fitness facility and overnight accommodation for members and guests. In addition, the Club is

affiliated with over 300 clubs in Canada and abroad that available to members when they are travelling.

The club is a place where connections are forged; relationships are built and friendships are made. It is warm and

welcoming; collegial and engaging and we invite you to come and share our heritage, and be a part our future.

www.universitycluboftoronto.com

Board of Directors

President

Sean Morley

Honorary PresidentThe Hon. Roger Hughes

Treasurer

Peter Blaiklock

Secretary

Louise Reed

Vice-Presidents

Sean Lawrence

Lionel Tupman

Directors

Michael Carr

Jeffrey Haylock

Ross Peebles

John Rook

Robert Tattersall

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To the President and Directors:

We desire to propose: ____________________________________________________________________________________ (Name of Candidate)

For a Resident Non-Resident Membership Rotational Other: __________________________

Profession & Title: _______________________________________________________________________________________

Name of Business: _______________________________________________________________________________________

Business Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________

City: _________________________________________ Tel Bus: (_______) - _______________________________________

Prov. ________________ Postal Code: ______________ Fax Bus: (_______) - _______________________________________

Work e-mail: ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Residence Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________

City: ________________________________________ Tel Res: (_______) - ________________________________________

Prov. _________________ Postal Code: ____________ Fax Res: (_______) - _______________________________________

Home e-mail: __________________________________________________________________________________________

Date of Birth: ___________ /____________ /_____________

Day Month Year

Graduate of: ________________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________

Member of following Clubs: ________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

Name of Proposer: ________________________________________________________________________________________

Name of Seconder: _______________________________________________________________________________________

The applicant is known to the following member of the Board of Directors (unless the Proposer or Seconder serve as a member of the Board of the University Club):

Director: ______________________________________________________________________________________________

Signature of Candidate: __________________________________________________________________________________

Please attach a CV or Personal Profile of the applicant. Payment of Initiation fee should be arranged to accompany application.

All the above information is required and must be complete in order for the application to proceed. Please return your application to [email protected]

Acceptance for membership at the University Club of Toronto remains at the exclusive discretion of the Club’s Board of Directors. In the event that membership is denied,

the Board is not obligated to provide a reason for non-acceptance. Membership will be activated immediately upon the applicant’s final approval for membership by the

Board of Directors. Fees are payable upon activation in the amounts and at such terms as are set out in the schedule of fees and by-laws of the Club. By applying for

membership the applicant agrees to abide by the Club’s by-laws once accepted for membership.

Please note that by signing an application for membership in the University Club of Toronto you are agreeing to allow the Club to use your personal information for the

purpose of Club administration and membership purposes in accordance to the Club’s privacy policy, a copy of which is available upon request or by viewing our website

at www.universitycluboftoronto.com.

PROPOSAL FOR MEMBERSHIP

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The University Club of Toronto Schedule of 2021 Fees

Class of fee Annual Fee 2021

Initiation Fee

RESIDENT 45-69 yrs $3,570 $10,000

RESIDENT 70 yrs+ $3,570 $ 9,000

RESIDENT 33-44 yrs $2,220 $ 5,000

RESIDENT 32 & under $1,145 $ 4,150

STUDENT full time $660 $ 4,150

SENIOR (25 yrs membership & 65 yrs old): $1,815 N/A

PARTIAL NON-RESIDENT (working in

GTA up to max yearly average 2 days per week) $2,270 N/A

NON-RESIDENT $1,020 $4,700 ($4,150 for age 70+ or 32<)

OVERSEAS $605 $4,700 ($4,150 for age 70+ or 32<)

ASSOCIATE (surviving spouse) $660 N/A

ROTATIONAL RESIDENT (available for

Association heads, NGOs and Not for profits where the membership can be transferred to the new incumbent with a $500 transfer fee)

$3,570 $12,000

Annual Building Fund Fee Students & Non Res = $96 Residents =$360 Senior = $240 Associate = $120

Annual Art Fund Voluntary Contribution

$40

Sports Membership (Includes Locker) $725

Locker Only (subject to availability) $200

NOTES *Discounts: Initiation fees for children and grandchildren of members are 50% of the regular rate Spouse: Membership grants automatic privileges of use of the Club’s facilities by the members’ spouse without an additional annual fee, with the exception of the sports membership which is based on a per person fee. Taxes: All Fees are subject to 13% HST

A Resident member lives and/or works within 40 km of the Club house A Rotational member is a Resident member who works with a not for profit or association which has the additional right to change executives who hold the term of membership. They pay a higher initiation fee once and thereafter pay a transfer fee to change the membership to the new incumbent. All rights are the same as a Resident member. A Non-Resident works and lives between at least 40 km from the Club house Overseas lives/works outside of US and Canada A Student must be attending a registered degree granting University or College full time, be under the age of 32 years of age and must not be working full time.